JL WRANGLER on the ROCKS - JET Li's 2nd HELPING of Fun Flexing Out on the Rocks

After taking JET Li, our brand new Jeep JL Wrangler Rubicon Unlimited out on dirt for the very first time, he just had to have more! So, this afternoon, Cindy and I agreed to let him go back down the street and have a second helping of fun, flexing out on the rocks. Here are a few pics highlighting some of the fun he had.

JET Li happy to be back on dirt again.




But, it didn't take long before he wanted more. Lucky for him, there are plenty of rocks for him to play on.


Look ma, I'm flexing!










JET Li getting a bit ambitious but much to our surprise, was still in total control.


Of course, he said he was just trying to wave at us.








JET Li happy as a clam here on the rocks.










Just like any kid, JET Li was having so much fun, he didn't even feel the cuts and bruises he got on his rocker guard and frame rail.


Truly, these are just the first of many to come.


I know they aren't much but I hope you enjoyed seeing JET Li, our bone stock JL Wrangler Rubicon Unlimited out on the rocks again and pushing his limits just a bit more.

Looked like fun. Any new impressions on the eletric steering, even stock on tires.

I missed the other photos.

I didn’t mean you had to scratch him, lol!


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RMC2 said:

Looked like fun. Any new impressions on the eletric steering, even stock on tires.

I assume you hit the disconnect button for the swaybar.

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You know, I wasn't sure how it'd do on the rocks but surprisingly, it did great. Of course, we are running stock tires but I suspect it'll still do fine with 35's and maybe even 37's.

notnalc68 said:

I didn’t mean you had to scratch him, lol!

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wayoflife said:

You know, I wasn't sure how it'd do on the rocks but surprisingly, it did great. Of course, we are running stock tires but I suspect it'll still do fine with 35's and maybe even 37's.



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Sounds good. I am excited for the prospects. I edited my swaybar comment after I saw the other photos.

I guess that is what the rocker guards are made for on a rubicon:-D
You've heard it a lot but it looks great in it's natural habitat

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Nice! Looks like it handles its own and does really well! Glad to hear the steering is easy as well!

Since it's been in the 60's, my vote for next pictures, no top, no doors, I don't think anyone has posted that